Does Experience Really Matter
Does Experience Really Matter
Category: Comments Off on Does Experience Really Matter
- Make a Payment
- When The Police Lie – Wrongful Convictions In Colorado – Nobel Cause Corruption
- A Guide To The Colorado Criminal Statute Of Limitations – 16-5-401 CRS
- Colorado Gun Laws – There Are Many
- Why You Cannot Trust Your Lawyer With Incriminating Evidence – Colorado Criminal Law
- Steinberg Law Firm Experience
- Does Experience Really Matter In Colorado Criminal Cases?
- Qualifications Of H. Michael Steinberg – Attorney Profile
- What A Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney Does – Part I – Pre-Trial
- What A Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney Does – Part II – Trial and Post Trial
- The Role and Responsibility of a Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney
- Colorado Criminal Law Guide – Taking A Plea Or Going To Trial – The Decision To Plea Bargain Or Not To Plea Bargain
- Lawyer for Non Resident Visitors
- A Walk Through The Colorado Criminal Justice System – Part I – Pre-Trial
- A Walk Through The Colorado Criminal Justice System – Part II – Trial and Post Trial
- Stages of A Criminal Trial and Constitutional Principles Of Law – Summary
- Colorado Traffic Stops and Questioning – Do You Have To Answer Colorado Police Questions?
- If You Are Arrested In Colorado
- Why Were You Arrested?
- The Colorado Felony Of Criminal Impersonation 18-5-113 – Why Lying To The Police About Your Identity Is A Bad Idea
- Colorado Bail Bond Laws and Rules
- Bail – or Bonding Out
- Bonding Out In Colorado – The “Morton’s Fork” Of Being Unable To Post Bail
- Colorado Bail Bond Revocation Laws – Can They Revoke My Bond Like That?
- Bail Bonds in Colorado
- Colorado Bail Bond Laws Listed by Denver Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer – H. Michael Steinberg
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Denial Of Bail After Trial
- 6 Things to Consider in Hiring A Colorado Criminal Defense Attorney.
- The Charging Decision and Control Of The Case – Who Really Controls The Course Of Colorado Criminal Cases?
- Pre-Filing Representation In Colorado
- Polygraphs in Colorado – How to Prepare for a Typical Polygraph Test Examination
- Common Defenses To Colorado Criminal Charges
- Colorado Criminal Law Defenses – The Defense of Mistakes of Law and Mistake of Fact
- Understanding Defenses To Criminal Charges – A Brief Introduction To Criminal Law Defenses
- Threatening Criminal Prosecution To Gain An Advantage In Colorado Civil Litigation Cases
- Legal Limitations On Governmental Power – by A Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer
- Colorado Self Defense Law – How To Avoid Being Charged Yourself – Dealing With The Police Investigators
- Understanding Colorado Affirmative Criminal Defenses – General Defenses – and Defenses to Specific Crimes
- Can I Use Self Defense In Colorado Obstruction, Resisting Arrest and Second Degree Assault On A Police Officer Cases?
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Second Amendment – Right To Bear Arms and The Dangerous Weapon
- Self Defense And Character Evidence In Colorado Violent Crime Trials
- Colorado Criminal Law and Defenses – Understanding the Defense of Entrapment
- Defending Your Colorado Criminal Case – Brief Descriptions of Common Legal Defenses to Criminal Charges
- Common Defenses To Colorado Criminal Charges – The Affirmative Defense Of Duress
- Should You Plea Bargain?
- Sealing Records and (Juvenile) Expungement of Colorado Criminal Records
- Your Constitutional Rights
- Miranda Rights Statements – After Waiver – Must Be Voluntary
- Colorado Criminal Law – Replacing – Substituting Your Lawyer – Can They Stop Me From Firing My Old Lawyer And Retaining A New Lawyer
- Search and Seizure: Understanding How Search and Seizure Rights Affect Your Criminal Case
- The Law – An Introduction – American Legal System and The Law 101
- Colorado DUI Stops – Knowing Your Rights – Being Smart
- Colorado Criminal Defense Tactics – Should I Choose A Judge Trial Or A Jury Trial?
- The Issue Of Speedy Trial Rights In Colorado
- Colorado Criminal Law – Involuntary Blood Draws In Colorado Vehicular Assault 18-3-205 – Vehicular Homicide Cases 18-3-106
- Colorado Criminal Law – What Should I Expect Of My Colorado Criminal Defense Lawyer?
- When A Criminal Trial Witness Flees The State – Can They Be Forced To Return? – The Material Witness Warrant
- Colorado Criminal Restitution Law – A Continuing Right To Increase The Amount?
- Colorado Criminal Law – Auto Stops – Drug Dogs – Smell Of Marijuana – And Searches of Your Car
- Pre-Trial Detention
- Colorado Criminal Law – How Do I Get A Continuance Of My Colorado Criminal Trial?
- Keeping Your Mouth Shut – The Investigation Phase – Never Talk To The Police – The Reasons
- Colorado Misdemeanor and Felony Sentencing Laws – What Is My Sentence Going To Be?
- The Stages of a Colorado Criminal Case – Pre -Trial
- Colorado Criminal Law – The Rules of Discovery in Colorado – Getting The Information You Need To Defend Your Clients
- Understanding How Police Make Identifications- Misidentification and Photo Lineups
- Will I Get Probation In My Colorado Criminal Case?
- Colorado Arrest and Bench Warrants – Serving The Warrant and Making The Arrest – Municipal (City), State and Federal Arrest Warrants
- A Denver Colorado Criminal Lawyer Asks – Can The DA Stop The Witnesses From Talking To The Defense?
- Colorado Criminal Lawyer Series – He’s The One – Lineups and Show Ups In Colorado
- Investigation by the Defense
- Making “Discovery”
- The Filing of Motions in Colorado – Typical Colorado Pre-Trial Motions
- The Stages Of A Colorado Criminal Case – Trial
- Colorado Felony Sentencing For Crimes Of Violence 18-1.3-406 CRS
- A Denver Colorado Child Abuse Lawyer Explains The Law On The Limits On The Use Of Prior Bad Acts – Other Crimes – Bad Character Evidence At Trial
- Colorado Criminal Law – One Witness Cannot Testify That Another Witness Is Telling The Truth – Bolstering
- The Most Common Defenses Asserted At Trial
- Understanding Arrest, Custody and “Investigative Detentions” General Principles
- Prior Felony Convictions In Colorado – Applications For Probation § 18-1.3-201
- Colorado Sentencing Hearings – Colorado Criminal Tactics – What Happens At A Sentencing Hearing?
- Basics of Colorado Criminal Law and Procedure
- In Colorado The Police Entered My House In A Domestic Violence Case Without A Search Warrant – The Protective Sweep
- Understanding The Right to a Colorado Preliminary Hearing
- Colorado Pardon And Clemency Law – A Long Shot
- Colorado Criminal Law – Patient – Psychologist Confidentiality – What If The Patient Makes A Threat?
- Colorado Criminal Lawyer Series – When Can You NOT Trust Your Lawyer?
- Colorado Criminal Appeals – When You Lose In Colorado County Court
- Colorado Crimes of Conspiracy, Attempt, and Solicitation Crimes – The Unfinished or Inchoate Crimes
- A Glossary of Colorado Criminal – Legal Terms and Definitions
- Colorado Probation Violations Lawyer – Defending Colorado Complaints To Revoke Probation
- Colorado Prison (DOC) Sentences- Inmate Custody Classification Levels -H. Michael Steinberg
- Colorado Criminal Offenses – Overview
- Colorado Criminal Law – Understanding At Risk Victim Crimes – Wrongs To At Risk Adults and Other At Risk Victims – 18-6.5-103
- Colorado State Felonies
- Colorado State Crimes – Felony Arson (18-4-102), (18-4-103), (18-4-104), (18-4-105)
- Colorado State Crimes – Felony Assaults First and Second Degree (18-3-202),(18-3-203)
- Colorado State Crimes – Felony Child Abuse (18-6-401)
- Colorado State Crimes of Felony Burglary (18-4-202), (18-4-203)
- Colorado State Crimes – Felony Trespass (18-4-502)
- Colorado State Felony Computer Crime Laws (18-5.5-102)
- Colorado State Crimes – Felony Criminal Impersonation (18-5-113)
- Colorado State Felony – Menacing (18-3-206)
- Colorado State Felonies – Criminal Impersonation (18-5-113)
- Colorado Criminal Felonies – Felony Criminal Mischief (18-4-501)
- Colorado State Felonies – Colorado Felony Homicides – Murder, Manslaughter, and Criminally Negligent Homicide(18-3-102), (18-3-103), (18-3-104), (18-3-105)
- Colorado State Felonies – Colorado Felony Robbery and Aggravated Robbery (18-4-301, 18-4-302)
- Colorado State Felonies – Colorado Felony Vehicular Homicide (18-3-106) and Vehiclular Assault (18-3-205)
- Colorado Felonies – Felony Theft (18-4-401)
- Colorado Felonies – Felony Theft By Receiving (18-4-410)
- Colorado Felonies – Felony Criminal Trespass (18-4-502), (18-4-503), (18-4-504)
- Colorado Felonies – Colorado Felony Burglary Laws (18-4-202), (18-4-203), (18-4-204)
- Colorado Felonies – Felony Perjury 18-8-502 CRS
- Colorado Felonies – Felony Theft By Receiving
- Colorado Child Abuse Crimes, Penalties and Sentencing – C.R.S. 18-6-401 Colorado Revised Statutes
- The Colorado Crime Of Attempt to Influence a Public Servant 18-8-306
- Denver Colorado 1st (First Degree – 18-4-102), 2nd (Second Degree 18-4-103), 3rd (Third Degree 18-4-104), and 4th (Fourth Degree 18-4-105) Arson Law and Theory
- Understanding Escape Crimes In Colorado – Escape From Community Corrections
- Colorado Law – Road Rage And Felony Menacing 18-3-206
- Possession of a Weapon by a Previous (Felony) Offender And Colorado Gun Rights – §18-12-108
- Colorado State Misdemeanors and Petty Offenses
- First Degree Criminal Tampering. 18-4-505
- Misdemeanor Theft Crimes 18-4-401
- Theft Of Rental Property 18-4-402 (3.5), 18-4-408 (3) (a)
- Aggravated motor vehicle theft 18-4-410 (3.5)
- Theft by receiving 18-4-417 (3)
- Criminal Mischief 18-4-501 (1)
- Criminal Possession of a Financial Transaction Device 18-5-903 (2) (a)
- Criminal possession of an identification document 18-5-903.5 (2) (a)
- Computer crime. 18-5.5-102 (3) (a), 18-5.5-102 (3) (c) (I)
- Colorado Violation of a Protection Order Law 18-6-803.5 (2) (a)
- Fraud by Check 18-5-205 (3) (b.5)
- Criminal Simulation 18-5-110 (2)
- Defacing property 18-4-509 (2) (a)
- The Law – Public indecency 18-7-301- Indecent Exposure 18-7-302 (2) (b)
- Aiding an escape 18-8-201 (6)
- Perjury in the second degree 18-8-503 (2)
- Escape 18-8-208 (6) (a) and (b)
- Possession of contraband in the second degree 18-8-204.2 (2)
- Important Colorado Traffic Violations and The Points If Convicted
- Colorado Criminal Law – Do I Have To Aid A Police Officer If Ordered? – 18-8-107
- Third Degree Assault 18-3-204
- Misdemeanor Unlawful Sexual Contact 18-3-404 (2) (a)
- Perjury (18-8-503), (18-8-504).
- Possession Of An Illegal – Dangerous Weapon Under Colorado Law – 18-12-102 and 18-12-105
- Colorado State DUI and Traffic Criminal Issues
- Colorado Criminal Law – Obtaining Blood Samples From Suspects In Colorado Criminal Cases – Including DUI, Vehicular Assault and Vehicular Homicide
- Speed Contests 42-4-1105 (1) (c)
- Driving after revocation prohibited. 42-2-206 (1) (a) (I)
- Tampering with an ignition interlock device 42-2-116 (6) (b) 42-2-126.3
- Restricted license 42-2-116 (6) (b)
- Colorado DUI, DWAI and DUID Laws, Sentencing, Rules and Regulations 2012
- Vehicular Assault Denver Lawyer – Former DA Now Fighting for You in Douglas, Arapahoe, Jefferson, Adams County -The Steinberg Colorado Criminal Defense Law Firm
- Road Rage And Aggressive Driving Crimes In Colorado – What Is It? How Is It Charged?
- The Colorado Crime of Hit and Run With Injuries 42-4-1601 and Colorado’s False Reporting Law 18-8-111 – A Dangerous Combination
- Colorado State Drug Crimes
- Colorado Juvenile Criminal Defense
- Colorado Parental Responsibility For Juvenile Restitution
- Colorado Juvenile Defense Case Investigations – By Juvenile Criminal Defense Lawyer H. Michael Steinberg
- Joy Riding In Colorado Is A Felony – Aggravated Motor Vehicle Theft in the Second Degree § 18-4-409
- Juvenile Crimes Sentencing In Colorado – Aggravated – Violent – Repeat – Mandatory Sentencing Laws – and Sealing a Colorado Juvenile Record
- Colorado Juvenile Criminal Cases – The Importance of the Probation Department’s Intake
- Colorado Juvenile Criminal Delinquency Defense Law and Issues – How Is It Different
- A Bird’s Eye View of The Colorado Juvenile Justice System
- Juvenile Court and Process
- Colorado’s Minor In Possession Laws -18-13-122
- Common Colorado Juvenile Criminal Laws
- Colorado Laws on Juvenile Criminal Cases
- Juveniles Charged as Adults – Direct File – Transfer Hearings – Colorado Juvenile Criminal Defense Laws
- Colorado State Sex Crimes Criminal Defense Issues
- Indeterminate Sentence for Sex Offenders (18-1.3-1004)
- Indeterminate Sentence for Sex Offenders (18-1.3-1004) 2012 Revision
- Sexual Assault On A Child By One In A Position Of Trust (18-3-405.3 (2)(b)) – Pattern of Abuse (18-3-405.3 (2)(d))
- Colorado Prostitution Related Crimes
- The Defense Of Colorado Sex Crimes Cases – Overview
- “Date Rape” Part I of II – Colorado Sexual Assault Cases
- “Date Rape” Part II of II Drug Induced Or Alcohol Induced – Colorado Sexual Assault Cases
- Attacking The Investigation of Date – Acquaintance Sexual Assault – The Investigation – Part I of II
- Attacking The Investigation of Date – Acquaintance Sexual Assault – The Pretext Phone Call Part II of II
- Colorado Sex Offender Evaluations – The Parental Risk Assessment – Child Contact Assessment
- Forensic Searches Of Computers In Colorado How Long Can The Search Take?
- Internet Sexual Exploitation of a Child (18-3-405.4)
- Felony Sexual Assault Crimes Sexual Assault on a Child (18-3-405)
- Unlawful Sexual Contact (18-3-404)
- Sexual Assault (18-3-402)
- Indecent Exposure (18-7-302)
- De-Registering As A Sex Offender In Colorado – The Mechanics of CRS 16-22-113
- Invasion Of Privacy For Sexual Gratification 18-3-405.6 (2) (a)
- Failure to register As A Sex Offender 18-3-412.5 (3)
- Sexual Assault 18-3-402 (3).
- Incest (18-6-302)
- Enticement Of A Child § 18-3-305
- Aggravated Incest (18-6-302)
- Colorado Domestic Violence Criminal Defense Issues
- The Denver Colorado Crime of Harassment (18-9-111) – Harassment Defense Lawyer – Attorney
- Colorado And False Allegations Of Domestic Violence – The Impact On Child Custody “Parenting Time” Issues
- A Close Look At The Colorado Crimes Of Assault – First Degree -18-3-202, Second Degree – 18-3-203, Third Degree -18-3-204, and Vehicular Assault – 18-3-205
- Colorado Common Domestic Violence Crimes – False Imprisonment (18-3-303)
- The Wrong Person Is Arrested – Understanding Victim Defendant Representation In Colorado Domesitic Violence Cases
- Colorado Law: Understanding Colorado Domestic Violence Cases – FAST TRACK and Other Laws That Impact Your DV Case
- Colorado Domestic Violence Sentencing – A Change In The Approach To Mandated Domestic Violence Treatment Requirements
- Colorado Habitual Domestic Violence Offender Law – CRS Section 18-6-801(7)
- Colorado Common Domestic Violence Crimes –
- Colorado Law: Understanding Colorado Domestic Violence Cases – FAST TRACK and Other Laws That Impact Your Domestic Violence Case
- Colorado Criminal Law of Stalking – A Closer Look at Understanding Stalking Law C.R.S. 18-3-602., C.R.S. 18-3-601. Formerly 18-9-111
- Harassment 18-9-111 (2)
- Harassment – Stalking Criminal Charges -In Colorado Domestic Violence Cases
- The Most Common Colorado Domestic Violence Crimes
- Aiding – Harboring A Minor Child 18-6-601 and Violation of Custody Orders 18-3-304
- Colorado Felony and Miisdemeanor Assaults – Three Classes – First Degree Assault 18-3-202, Second Degree 18-3-203, and Third Degree Assault 18-3-204
- Colorado Unemployment Benefits Fraud Is Prosecuted As Felony Theft – Computer Crime
- Defending Colorado Federal Cases – Federal Criminal Defense Lawyer – H. Michael Steinberg
- The Ins & Outs Of Colorado Parole Revocation Hearings – How They Work -What To Expect
- Finding A Job After A Colorado Criminal Conviction
- A Colorado Criminal Law Glossary of Legal Terms
- Law Resources
- Case Evaluation
- Location / Contact
- Links
- Site Map
